Hey Cruel World... Tour

Hey Cruel World...Tour
Tour by Marilyn Manson
	Promotional poster for the Hey Cruel World... Tour
Location	North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Oceania
Associated album	Born Villain
Start date	February 24, 2012
End date	July 21, 2013
Legs	13
No. of shows	163 (4 canceled); 36 (w/ Rob Zombie); 19 (w/ Alice Cooper); 106 in North America; 41 in Europe; 8 in Oceania; 3 in South America; 5 in Asia
Marilyn Manson concert chronology
	; The High End of Low Tour; (2009); ; Hey Cruel World... Tour; (2012–13); Twins of Evil Tour; (2012); Masters of Madness Tour; (2013); ; The Hell Not Hallelujah Tour; (2013);

The Hey Cruel World...Tour, by American rock band Marilyn Manson, supported their eighth full-length studio LP, 2012's Born Villain. The band's thirteenth tour was their ninth to spread over multiple legs, spanning North America, South America, Europe, Asia and Oceania. The tour was named after the opening song of the album.

Rumors about the tour's itinerary began as early as June 3, 2011, when the Brazilian edition of Portuguese broadsheet newspaper Destak published that agents for the band had finalized negotiations for the group to tour Brazil and other South American countries as part of the SWU Music & Arts Festival in November 2011.^[1] Despite this, the band's supposed inclusion in the roster failed to materialize.^[1]

The tour's 2012 itinerary was confirmed in October 2011 to include an Australian leg from late February to early March as part of the 5-day 2012 Soundwave music festival.^[2] After the Australian leg the tour continued to Asia, North America and Europe, including Manson's first performances in the United States since mid-2009.^[3]

"We had to get our fuck on…" Manson told Kerrang! when the tour hit the UK. "That's an American term. We've been playing a lot of Antichrist Superstar – stuff that makes us happiest. In turn, that'll make the audience happier. [Of the newer songs] I love playing 'Pistol Whipped', because I play guitar like a complete asshole."^[4]

Set list

Australia Leg

"Track 99" served as the intro for the tour.

"Antichrist Superstar"
"Disposable Teens"
"The Love Song"
"Little Horn"
"The Dope Show"
"Rock Is Dead"
"Personal Jesus"
"mOBSCENE"
"Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)"
"Irresponsible Hate Anthem"

Encore

"The Beautiful People" (with "Baby, You're a Rich Man" intro)

Asia Leg

"The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)" served as the intro for the tour.

"Antichrist Superstar"
"Disposable Teens"
"The Love Song"
"Little Horn"
"The Dope Show"
"Rock Is Dead"
"Tourniquet"
"Personal Jesus"
"mOBSCENE"
"Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)"
"Irresponsible Hate Anthem"

Encore

"Coma White"
"1996 (Spoken Verses)"
"The Beautiful People" (with "Baby, You're a Rich Man" intro)

North America Leg #1, #2 & Europe Leg #1

"Suspiria" served as the intro for the tour.

"Hey Cruel World"
"Disposable Teens"
"The Love Song"
"No Reflection"
"mOBSCENE"
"The Dope Show" (with "Diary of a Dope Friend" intro)
"Slo-Mo-Tion"
"Rock Is Dead"
"Personal Jesus"
"Pistol Whipped"
"Tourniquet"
"Coma White" (with "Coma Black" intro)
"Irresponsible Hate Anthem"
"Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)

Encore

"Antichrist Superstar"
"The Beautiful People" (with "Baby You're a Rich Man" intro)
"Murderers Are Getting Prettier Every Day (only performed in St. Petersburg)

"You're So Vain" served as the outro for the tour.

Twins Of Evil Tour (North America & Europe)

"Suspiria" served as the intro for the tour.

"Hey Cruel World"
"Disposable Teens"
"The Love Song"
"No Reflection"
"mOBSCENE"
"The Dope Show" (with "Happiness Is a Warm Gun" intro)
"Slo-Mo-Tion"
"Murderers Are Getting Prettier Every Day" (only in selected dates for North America)
"Rock Is Dead"
"Personal Jesus"
"The Reflecting God" (only in selected dates for North America)
"Tourniquet" (only in selected dates for North America)
"Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) (with "The Reflecting God" outro)
"Coma White/Coma Black"
"King Kill 33º"
"Antichrist Superstar"

Encore

"The Beautiful People"

"You're So Vain" served as the outro for the tour.

South America

"Suspiria" served as the intro for the tour.

"Hey Cruel World"
"Disposable Teens"
"The Love Song"
"No Reflection"
"mOBSCENE"
"The Dope Show" (with "Happiness Is a Warm Gun" intro)
"Slo-Mo-Tion"
"Rock Is Dead"
"Personal Jesus"
"Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)
"Coma White"
"King Kill 33º"
"Antichrist Superstar"

Encore

"The Beautiful People"

"You're So Vain" served as the outro for the tour.

Europe, Leg #3

"Suspiria" served as the intro for the tour.

"Hey Cruel World"
"Disposable Teens"
"The Love Song"
"No Reflection"
"mOBSCENE"
"The Dope Show"
"Slo-Mo-Tion"
"Rock Is Dead"
"Personal Jesus"
"The Last Day on Earth" (Only performed in Ukraine & Belarus)
"Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)
"Coma White"
"King Kill 33º"
"Antichrist Superstar"

Encore

"The Beautiful People"
"Irresponsible Hate Anthem" (Only performed in Moscow, Ukraine & Belarus)

"You're So Vain" served as the outro for the tour.

Broadcasts & Recordings

Manson's set was recorded at the ROCK AM RING festival in Germany on 1 June 2012, but only three song performances (Hey Cruel World, Personal Jesus and Antichrist Superstar) have emerged online.^{[citation needed]}

A video album has been in the works since 2007, with footage recorded at all tours since that time. It is unknown if the Hey Cruel World... Tour is included in this project or if the project has been cancelled owing to Manson's split from Interscope.^{[citation needed]}

Twins Of Evil

The Hey Cruel World... Tour featured a 'tour within a tour': the Twins of Evil Tour, a double bill coheadlined by Rob Zombie and Manson. Supporting each act's respective albums – 2010's Hellbilly Deluxe 2 and Born Villain – the tour visited arenas from September 28, 2012 through December 12, 2012. It was conceived as a follow-up to Zombie's Hellbilly Deluxe 2 World Tour and consisted of two legs, covering the United States and Europe.

In an interview with Kerrang, Manson shared his desire to record a live album on the Twins of Evil Tour. He noted the enthusiastic audience reaction, his satisfaction with the band lineup and "the way things sound live now."^{[citation needed]}

Lineup

Marilyn Manson: Vocals, additional guitar
Twiggy Ramirez: Guitar, bass, backing vocals
Fred Sablan: Bass, guitar
Jason Sutter: Drums

Tour dates

List of concerts, showing date, city, country, and venue
Date	City	Country	Venue	Attendance	Revenue
Oceania ("Soundwave Festival")
24 February 2012¹	Brisbane	Australia	Eaton Hill Hotel	N/a	N/a
25 February 2012	Brisbane		RNA Showgrounds	N/a	N/a
26 February 2012	Sydney		Olympic Park Showgrounds	N/a	N/a
29 February 2012¹	Sydney		Enmore Theatre	N/a	N/a
2 March 2012	Melbourne		Royal Melbourne Showgrounds	N/a	N/a
3 March 2012	Adelaide		Bonython Park	N/a	N/a
5 March 2012	Perth		Claremont Showground	N/a	N/a
6 March 2012¹	Perth		Metro City Concert Club	N/a	N/a
Asia
9 March 2012	Tokyo	Japan	Studio Coast	N/a	N/a
10 March 2012	Tokyo		Studio Coast	N/a	N/a
12 March 2012	Osaka		Namba Hatch	N/a	N/a
13 March 2012	Nagoya		Zepp Nagoya	N/a	N/a
15 March 2012	Taipei	Taiwan	Taipei Show Hall	N/a	N/a
North America
27 April 2012	Providence	United States	Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel	N/a	N/a
28 April 2012	Hampton Beach		Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom	N/a	N/a
29 April 2012	Huntington		Paramount Theatre	N/a	N/a
1 May 2012	Silver Spring		The Fillmore Silver Spring	N/a	N/a
2 May 2012	Montclair		Wellmont Theatre	N/a	N/a
4 May 2012	Atlantic City		House of Blues	2,550 / 2,550	$113,700^[5]
5 May 2012	Pittsburgh		Stage AE	3,135 / 5,000	$119,732^[6]
6 May 2012	Grand Rapids		The Orbit Room	N/a	N/a
8 May 2012	Des Moines		Val Air Ballroom	N/a	N/a
9 May 2012	Sioux Falls		KRRO Fest	N/a	N/a
11 May 2012	Dallas		Palladium Ballroom	N/a	N/a
12 May 2012	San Antonio		Historic Sunken Garden Theater	N/a	N/a
13 May 2012	Houston		House of Blues	N/a	N/a
15 May 2012	Oklahoma City		Diamond Ballroom	N/a	N/a
16 May 2012	Kansas City		Uptown Theater	N/a	N/a
18 May 2012	Minneapolis		The Brick	2,253 / 3,000	$111,714^[6]
19 May 2012	Milwaukee		The Rave	N/a	N/a
20 May 2012	Columbus		Rock on the Range	N/a	N/a
Europe
26 May 2012	Moscow	Russia	Arena Moscow	N/a	N/a
28 May 2012	Saint Petersburg	Russia	Yubileyny Sports Palace	N/a	N/a
31 May 2012	Neuchâtel	Switzerland	Neuchâtel Open Air Festival	N/a	N/a
1 June 2012	Nürburg	Germany	Rock am Ring	N/a	N/a
3 June 2012	Nuremberg	Germany	Rock im Park	N/a	N/a
4 June 2012	Tilburg	Netherlands	013	N/a	N/a
5 June 2012	Paris	France	Zénith de Paris	N/a	N/a
7 June 2012	Padua	Italy	Gran Teatro Geox	N/a	N/a
8 June 2012	Nickelsdorf	Austria	Nova Rock Festival	N/a	N/a
9 June 2012	Belgrade	Serbia	IQ Festival	N/a	N/a
12 June 2012	Kaunas	Lithuania	Žalgiris Arena	N/a	N/a
15 June 2012	Gothenburg	Sweden	Metaltown Festival	N/a	N/a
16 June 2012	Copenhagen	Denmark	Copenhell Festival	N/a	N/a
5 July 2012	London	England	Brixton Academy	N/a	N/a
6 July 2012	Liège	Belgium	Les Ardentes	N/a	N/a
7 July 2012	Amnéville	France	Sonisphere Festival	N/a	N/a
8 July 2012	Annecy	France	Arcadium	N/a	N/a
11 July 2012	Milan	Italy	Arena Civica	N/a	N/a
14 July 2012	Warsaw	Poland	Klub Stodola	N/a	N/a
15 July 2012	Prague	Czech Republic	Lucerna Hall	N/a	N/a
16 July 2012	Feldkirch	Austria	Poolbar Festival	N/a	N/a
19 July 2012	Carcassonne	France	Théâtre Jean Deschamps	N/a	N/a
21 July 2012	Benicàssim	Spain	Festival Costa De Fuego	N/a	N/a
North America, Leg#2
11 August 2012	Toronto	Canada	Heavy T.O.	N/a	N/a
12 August 2012	Montreal	Canada	Heavy MTL	N/a	N/a
18 August 2012	West Hollywood	United States	Sunset Strip Music Festival	N/a	N/a
North America, Leg#3: Twins of Evil Tour (w/ Rob Zombie)
28 September 2012	Phoenix	United States	Ashley Furniture HomeStore Pavilion	N/a	N/a
29 September 2012	Las Vegas		Mandalay Bay Events Center	N/a	N/a
1 October 2012	West Valley City		USANA Amphitheatre	N/a	N/a
2 October 2012	Denver		1stBank Center	N/a	N/a
4 October 2012	Topeka		Landon Arena	N/a	N/a
5 October 2012	Maryland Heights		Verizon Wireless Amphitheater	N/a	N/a
8 October 2012	Lincoln		Pershing Center	N/a	N/a
9 October 2012	Mankato		Verizon Wireless Center	N/a	N/a
11 October 2012	Rosemont		Allstate Arena	N/a	N/a
12 October 2012	Clarkston		DTE Energy Music Theatre	N/a	N/a
13 October 2012	Bloomington		U.S. Cellular Coliseum	N/a	N/a
15 October 2012	Youngstown		Covelli Centre	N/a	N/a
16 October 2012	Rochester		Main Street Armory	N/a	N/a
17 October 2012	New York City		Hammerstein Ballroom	N/a	N/a
19 October 2012	Camden		Susquehanna Bank Center	N/a	N/a
20 October 2012	Uncasville		Mohegan Sun Arena	N/a	N/a
21 October 2012	Manchester		Verizon Wireless Arena	N/a	N/a
23 October 2012	Glens Falls		Glens Falls Civic Center	N/a	N/a
25 October 2012	Atlanta		Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood	N/a	N/a
27 October 2012	Tampa		1-800-ASK-GARY Amphitheatre	N/a	N/a
29 October 2012	Little Rock		Barton Coliseum	N/a	N/a
30 October 2012	Houston		Reliant Arena	N/a	N/a
31 October 2012	Grand Prairie		Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie	N/a	N/a
North America, Leg#4 ("Maquinaria Festival")
2 November 2012	Mexico City	Mexico	Mexico City Arena	N/a	N/a
3 November 2012	Guadalajara	Mexico	Explanada Lopez Mateos	N/a	N/a
South America ("Maquinaria Festival")
8 November 2012	Buenos Aires	Argentina	G.E.B.A.	N/a	N/a
10 November 2012	Santiago	Chile	Club de Campo Las Vizcachas	N/a	N/a
13 November 2012²	Quito	Ecuador	Coliseo General Rumiñahui	N/a	N/a
Europe, Leg#2: Twins of Evil Tour (w/ Rob Zombie)
26 November 2012	London	England	The O2 Arena	N/a	N/a
27 November 2012	Manchester	England	MEN Arena	N/a	N/a
28 November 2012	Glasgow	Scotland	Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre	N/a	N/a
29 November 2012	Birmingham	England	National Indoor Arena	N/a	N/a
1 December 2012	Luxembourg City	Luxembourg	Rockhal	N/a	N/a
2 December 2012	Bochum	Germany	RuhrCongress	N/a	N/a
3 December 2012	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Heineken Music Hall	N/a	N/a
5 December 2012	Stockholm	Sweden	Hovet	N/a	N/a
6 December 2012	Copenhagen	Denmark	Valby-Hallen	N/a	N/a
8 December 2012	Vienna	Austria	Wiener Stadthalle	N/a	N/a
9 December 2012	Munich	Germany	Zenith	N/a	N/a
11 December 2012	Basel	Switzerland	St. Jakobshalle	N/a	N/a
12 December 2012	Bologna	Italy	Unipol Arena	N/a	N/a
Europe, Leg#3
15 December 2012	Yekaterinburg	Russia	Yekaterinburg Sports Palace	N/a	N/a
16 December 2012	Yekaterinburg		Yekaterinburg Sports Palace	N/a	N/a
18 December 2012	Moscow		Olympic Stadium	N/a	N/a
20 December 2012	Kyiv	Ukraine	Palace of Sports	N/a	N/a
21 December 2012	Minsk	Belarus	Minsk Sports Palace	N/a	N/a
North America, Leg#5
18 January 2013	Milwaukee	United States	The Rave	N/a	N/a
19 January 2013	Cincinnati		Bogart's	N/a	N/a
20 January 2013	Columbus		The LC Pavilion	2,200 / 2,200	$85,842^[7]
22 January 2013	Detroit		The Fillmore Detroit	N/a	N/a
24 January 2013	Cleveland		House of Blues	N/a	N/a
25 January 2013	Wallingford		The Dome	N/a	N/a
26 January 2013	Boston		House of Blues	N/a	N/a
28 January 2013	Montreal	Canada	Métropolis	2,200 / 2,200	$109,342^[8]
29 January 2013	Oshawa		General Motors Centre	1,916 / 2,596	$102,262^[9]
30 January 2013	Hamilton		Hamilton Place Theatre	N/a	N/a
1 February 2013	Greater Sudbury		Sudbury Arena	N/a	N/a
4 February 2013	Winnipeg		MTS Centre	N/a	N/a
5 February 2013	Moose Jaw		Mosaic Place	N/a	N/a
6 February 2013	Saskatoon		TCU Place	N/a	N/a
8 February 2013	Calgary		Stampede Corral	N/a	N/a
9 February 2013	Edmonton		Shaw Conference Centre	N/a	N/a
11 February 2013	Vancouver		Queen Elizabeth Theatre	N/a	N/a
12 February 2013	Seattle	United States	Showbox SoDo	N/a	N/a
13 February 2013	Portland		Roseland Theater	N/a	N/a
15 February 2013	Modesto		Modesto Center Plaza	N/a	N/a
17 February 2013	Reno		Grand Sierra Resort	N/a	N/a
19 February 2013	San Francisco		The Warfield	2,384 / 2,384	$107,663^[9]
20 February 2013	Anaheim		City National Grove of Anaheim	1,700 / 1,700	$87,750^[7]
21 February 2013	Los Angeles		Nokia Theater	2,405 / 2,405	$124,028^[10]
23 February 2013	Las Vegas		House of Blues	N/a	N/a
North America, Leg#6
29 May 2013	San Diego	United States	House of Blues	N/a	N/a
30 May 2013	Tempe	United States	Marquee Theatre	N/a	N/a
North America, Leg#7: Masters of Madness: Shock Therapy Tour (w/ Alice Cooper)
1 June 2013	Albuquerque	United States	Isleta Amphitheater	N/a	N/a
3 June 2013	Morrison		Red Rocks Amphitheatre	N/a	N/a
4 June 2013	West Valley City		Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre	N/a	N/a
6 June 2013	Los Angeles		Gibson Amphitheatre	N/a	N/a
7 June 2013	Tucson		AVA Amphitheater	N/a	N/a
8 June 2013	El Paso		Don Haskins Center	N/a	N/a
10 June 2013	Grand Prairie		Texas Trust CU Theatre	N/a	N/a
13 June 2013	Cleveland		Jacobs Pavilion	N/a	N/a
14 June 2013	Buffalo		Buffalo Outer Harbor Site	N/a	N/a
15 June 2013	Montebello	Canada	Marina Montebello	N/a	N/a
17 June 2013	Columbia	United States	Merriweather Post Pavilion	N/a	N/a
18 June 2013	Reading		Sovereign Center	N/a	N/a
20 June 2013	Gilford		Meadowbrook U.S. Cellular Pavilion	N/a	N/a
21 June 2013	Uncasville		Mohegan Sun Arena	N/a	N/a
23 June 2013	Pittsburgh		Stage AE	N/a	N/a
25 June 2013	St. Charles		Family Arena	N/a	N/a
27 June 2013	Bonner Springs		Cricket Wireless Amphitheater	N/a	N/a
28 June 2013	Rockford		BMO Harris Bank Center	N/a	N/a
29 June 2013	Mount Pleasant		Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort	N/a	N/a
North America, Leg#8
2 July 2013	Maplewood	United States	Myth	N/a	N/a
3 July 2013	Omaha		Sokol Auditorium	N/a	N/a
5 July 2013	Chicago		Riviera Theatre	N/a	N/a
6 July 2013	Indianapolis		Old National Centre	N/a	N/a
8 July 2013	Fort Wayne		Piere's	N/a	N/a
9 July 2013	Nashville		War Memorial Auditorium	N/a	N/a
11 July 2013	Richmond		National Theater	N/a	N/a
12 July 2013	Norfolk		Norva Theatre	N/a	N/a
14 July 2013	North Myrtle Beach		House of Blues	N/a	N/a
15 July 2013	Charlotte		The Fillmore	N/a	N/a
17 July 2013	Atlanta		The Tabernacle	N/a	N/a
18 July 2013	Hollywood		Hard Rock Live	N/a	N/a
20 July 2013	St. Petersburg		Jannus Live	N/a	N/a
21 July 2013	Miami Beach		The Fillmore	N/a	N/a

^1 Headline shows, non Soundwave Festival dates.
^2 Headline show, non Maquinaria Festival date.

Cancelled or rescheduled shows

List of cancelled concerts, showing date, city, country, venue and reason for cancellation
Date	City	Country	Venue	Reason
Leg 4: Europe 2012
24 May 2012	Santa Cruz de Tenerife	Spain	Rock Coast Festival	Cancelled
8 July 2012	Knebworth	England	Sonisphere Festival	Cancelled
North America, Leg#3: Twins of Evil Tour (w/ Rob Zombie)
6 October 2012	Little Rock	United States	Barton Coliseum	The show was postponed because of crowd safety.
23 October 2012	Boston		Agganis Arena	The show was cancelled because of Hurricane Sandy.
26 October 2012	Orlando		Tinker Field	The show was cancelled because of Hurricane Sandy.
South America ("Maquinaria Festival")
6 November 2012	Asunción	Paraguay	Hipódromo de Asunción	The show was cancelled for unknown reasons.

Box office score data

Headlining shows

List of box scores, showing date, city, venue, tickets sold compared to the number of available tickets and amount of gross revenue
Date	City	Venue	Attendance / Capacity	Revenue	Ref.
11 April 2012	Los Angeles	Nokia Theater	2,400 / 2,400	$110,211	^[5]

Festivals

Date	City	Festival	Attendance / Capacity	Revenue	Ref.
May 19–20, 2012	Columbus	Rock on the Range	69,110 / 75,000	$3,583,321	^[6]

References

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^ CK (2011-02-14). "Marilyn Manson Plots Spring U.S. Tour". Billboard. Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved 2011-02-18.
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Marilyn Manson Tim Skold Gil Sharone Piggy D. Reba Meyers Zsa Zsa Speck Olivia Newton Bundy Gidget Gein Sara Lee Lucas Daisy Berkowitz Zim Zum John 5 Mark Chaussee Madonna Wayne Gacy Rob Holliday Wes Borland Andy Gerold Ginger Fish Chris Vrenna Fred Sablan Jason Sutter Spencer Rollins Daniel Fox Twiggy Ramirez Paul Wiley Juan Alderete Brandon Pertzborn Tyler Bates
Studio albums	Portrait of an American Family Antichrist Superstar Mechanical Animals Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death) The Golden Age of Grotesque Eat Me, Drink Me The High End of Low Born Villain The Pale Emperor Heaven Upside Down We Are Chaos One Assassination Under God – Chapter 1
Live albums	The Last Tour on Earth
Compilations	Lunch Boxes & Choklit Cows Lest We Forget: The Best Of
Extended plays	Smells Like Children Remix & Repent Lost & Found
Singles	"Get Your Gunn" "Lunchbox" "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" "The Beautiful People" "Long Hard Road Out of Hell" "Tourniquet" "The Dope Show" "I Don't Like the Drugs (But the Drugs Like Me)" "Rock Is Dead" "Disposable Teens" "The Fight Song" "The Nobodies" "Tainted Love" "Mobscene" "This Is the New Shit" "Personal Jesus" "Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand)" "Putting Holes in Happiness" "We're from America" "Arma-goddamn-motherfuckin-geddon" "No Reflection" "Slo-Mo-Tion" "Third Day of a Seven Day Binge" "Deep Six" "Cupid Carries a Gun" "We Know Where You Fucking Live" "Kill4Me" "Cry Little Sister" "God's Gonna Cut You Down" "The End" "We Are Chaos" "Don't Chase the Dead" "As Sick as the Secrets Within" "Raise the Red Flag" "Sacrilegious" "In the Air Tonight" "God Is a Weapon"
Promotional singles	"Dope Hat" "Antichrist Superstar" "Man That You Fear" "Coma White" "Astonishing Panorama of the Endtimes" "You and Me and the Devil Makes 3" "The Mephistopheles of Los Angeles" "The Devil Beneath My Feet" "Tattooed in Reverse"
Other songs	"Apple of Sodom" "This Is Halloween" "If I Was Your Vampire" "Running to the Edge of the World" "WOW" "Killing Strangers" "Say10" "One Assassination Under God"
Video albums	Dead to the World God Is in the T.V. Guns, God and Government
Books	The Long Hard Road Out of Hell Holy Wood Genealogies of Pain Campaign
Films	Born Villain
Concert tours	Portrait of an American Family Tour Smells Like Children Tour Dead to the World Tour Mechanical Animals Tour Beautiful Monsters Tour Rock Is Dead Tour Guns, God and Government Tour Grotesk Burlesk Tour The High End of Low Tour Hey Cruel World... Tour Twins of Evil Tour Masters of Madness Tour The Hell Not Hallelujah Tour The End Times Tour Heaven Upside Down Tour Twins of Evil: The Second Coming Tour Twins of Evil: Hell Never Dies Tour One Assassination Under God Tour Freaks on Parade Tour
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